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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1887-09-09

mittee of Toledo to start 'boom" pape'. {.
Don't do it. There is too much fiction
already afipat in ths world, besides the
papers already there have the facilities
for making "gusher" out of dry hole
and have capacity for enlarging. Be
sides it unsettles confidence in news
papers and all business transactions.
Paint your buggy with Ready-Mixed
Rubber Varnish, for sale by
A. II. CHAMPNEY.
Our public schools opened on Mon
day under very favorable auspices.
Notwithstanding there is considerable
sickness among the children the attend.
ance is little larger than at the open
ing one year ago. The teachers were all
at their posts of duty, except Miss Ida
Zingg, who has not sufficiently recover
ed from an attact Of typhoid fever, and
Mrs. Chapman has been placed in charge
of A Primary to temporarily fill the pc
sition. The schools closed to-day to en-
able all who desired to attend the fair at
Toledo.
See the fine Holland Curtains. with
nice gilt borders and best spring rollers
ready for use, only 50c each, worth 75c.
A. WILLIAMS.
III mans wants did not multiply this
would be pretty comfortable earth. It
has been steady one OF invention for
more than fifty years, inventions for mems
use and comfort. But the man has
changed-hls shelter ia better than that of
his father, but the son is more tender
plant. The sewing machine girl works as
hard and as long as Hoods sewing girl
and is as likely 10 ''stitch a shroud as a
shirt" With other inventions wants are
invented. and 1t requires all the things and
The latest thing to make man comforta-
BILE. He grumbles as much behind loco
motive as his father did behind oxen. n.-Er
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THE WEEKLY TELEGRAM

THE WEEKLY TELEGRAM
Il paper that should be In every home. It
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Ready mixed House and Carriage
Paints, Varnishes and Oils ct.
A n CUANpSEy's

AT the Republican caucus held ut the
Towu Hall, in Swsncreek township, Satur-
day evening, n slip confirming the follow
ing was voted by an ahsent-minied in
6lvidual instead OF ticket: "Der- h,ls-
band git ME yard rnd half Dress llging
and saIeraIus some shugar and lee and
Flower" 1t was genuine "vesl- pocket"
yote.-SirantOa Enterprise,
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RAILROADS.
AIR LINE

k)lEOMONT AK LINZ
ssss sEsssBs s1 s e; us:
between .Aexandria and tvnchburg. Blue RIDE
spr ana New o1ieaS ES%s
a4 ~ a as SsT Deis st ses w.4sn.on, cA..
yncSbusr SSsas MOsus bsnss and saon nsp S
W%een !ynchhufg and Danvilie. 0rsensboro> Raleigh
S Gnsslosss Atlanta Hssminehsp NSnsgensy Nsv
York to Atlanta In connection with Pullman Sleepers
Auanta TO New Orleans, and Mann Boudose Slesperp
tor icksbn,s and shreyeport sold
=. nS route Re;nts Sund.yS g. -
ssti..eurg and inte.mediste stations Connects At
GordSnsville Charlottesville. Louisville. Cincinnati
on and Hs e Che: and Ohio
nooga. Memphis Little RSck. and All Soulnwestsrn
H I4ants; Throush Pullman Sleepers Washington 70
DInsnvle Raleigh, A.heyille. Charlotte, ColumbiS
and cs}o1niah uI@ss sssps
g Montgomery, connecting with Iulmau Psrlor Cars
Montgomery to New Orleans, Pullman Sleepers wsah-
Trains on Wsshinsto and Onto Division leave Wash.
y. DAILY: arrive Round Hil, 81 81 A X and 7:f6 +
A. .io Rstvrning leave Round Hn sos n Daily and
$50 n D .nd EXCEPT Sunday arriving Washington
Through trains from the South Via. Charlotte Dan.
snd 5e s sna L{ncaburE arrive il Washtnston $40
burg burg Ct lO:45 A n and 8 40 T. n .yiA Chez and
T 6nro konte and at $40 p NJ strAs
Tickets Sleeping Car reservation and Information
iurnlsheda baggage checked at office 1900 Pennsy
RslrosI az s AND e rssssnser sso9
Duoo Acnos1
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70 THE NORTH WEST AND SOUTHWEST
sr R2GR 3 q TRACK u.os SPLENDID sGENERY:--

BOTTLE 4SSRHHs71SAaA941 ASg1S
STEEL HH1e EssSEH5hH
5hrEST i aai "a
For s snd he vest q
ass q s19 md ai 81 aa:.
aa1
to Chicago and 81 t Sais s sassS En-
With through sleenes oonnefsi9G q Harri.6urs
Ees ss
For Es 5s19aas up Bao
LOGO y ~ daily except Saturday. With Psisos
For Tismsport. u Loci Haven and Elmr. .. s.5o
Fo- A M M daily: except SUNDAY ,,-
0t fsT zIa. .oS n t1t and e19 il e 3. 81
is:d Nj Soc e. pansn F.: ;ns
and 2 2oo c n as s4o Il daily except sunday
Fer without =.
ing direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding double
f'i ~ 81 sSsSa:
i fig s:[ SS:p.s:s :, III S1aISs
For w eiS; ssa % = rti!a
70: f.! 81 e.. iS s. . sSe
For Annapoiis 7a5 AM. zoos. 4:2O and g 90 PM,
tsR sz5HERrz zsD WagHss sH5
RAILROAD.
For Ss.ssss sSs r. e. 49, lSS7 iSs
1881 az So Sonaas . M e iSS5 s P& Va"
For Rchm az Nd 1.-The the South 800 10 81 AN daily
Trains leaye Me1andrie for Warrington. Cos 500
9:de, d0;do la An; 1:2O. 500, 3:23 BIO
lexcept Mondayl On Sunday ct 100, $40. and
1d:Q7 An: 200. $40. 7:O5. 9:32. l0:42 p N and
Tickets and Information 1t the ONCE northeastooe-
ner Of street and Pennsylvania avenue and
station. where orders be left for the checxingX
baggage to destination from hotels and residences
CHAS. E. PUGH. General Manager
J.R WOOD. Genera PassenGer ARept ie26
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EDUCATIONAL,

MARYLAND AGRICULTURAL COLLECTIVE
1 oranzed for specialinsruction in Aerculture and
theMechanicArts Scholarship offered IN ever
asTsr ana snS ms.
miles from Washington city. Session opens SEPT 90
For catalogues address J. CHAMBIIda Sscretarv 81
Faculty. Agricultural College, Nd suS1-lm
EMERSON INSTITUTE
- 914 14th st. bet. and sta
Select Classical and Mathematical School for Younp
Men and Boys, 80 o
Begins its thirty-sixth year MONDAY SEPT 10
kins and other colleges and universties for the Sci
entifc Schools, U. g. Military and Naval Academic
and for business. For p1rtieulars address
au23-1m CHAS .. YOUNG. Principal.
MARTINS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
V1 313 9th St n.wy near City Post-Ofnce
Fall opening SEPTEMBER l5 Regular Dav and
Evening Sessions e m and $50 p, "a. .Theoreticsl
or Banking and Office Department ThorouRh instrIc.
ton in Bookkeeping Business Arithmetic Correspond
ence, Penmanship Exchange, Interest Discount Com.
mission, Brokerage, Averaging Of Accounts PSrtner.
ship Settlement, and Partial Payment. separate
spens Tuition Regular Basnesss cou1Ds b 6aa
Session. one year. .s6O-payable $40 on entering,
balance monthly nstaments $40 each $50 ii paid II,
full on entering Tuition fee, quarterly psid in
advance. $50: by the month, $40 Evening Sessions
Tuition S15 for three months, s26 for six months,
and go for one ss Life
Lady Students Special Course for Civil Servce Full
particulars. College Office every week day from m
TO p. M. or by mail Catalogue free.
F. 6. MARTYR, President
G. X. URNER, A. M, C. E. principal
NOTE.Students can enter at any time. Terms
made by the month, quarterly yearly yearly
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Alleged Bribery in New Hampshire.

a CHAh1E MADE BY STATE SENATOR SAWYER TO BE
INVESTIGATED.
In the New Hampshire senate yesterday, Sena-
TOR Sawyer rose TO question OF privilege, and
made the following statement: at becomes NV
duty 70 myself and TO the senate to place before
this body the facts OF transaction that took place
In the State House last week. On "Wednesday 7
was called from the senate chamber by the SER
geant-aI-armS, and met Kirk ID. Pierce During
the conversation he proposed TO me that make a
speech for the Boston and Maine Railroad for
800 need not say that The proposition was
Indignantly declined"
A committee was appointed TO investigate the
charge OF bribery, with power to send for persons
and papers The committee Will begin It's inyesti-
cations to-day. Mr.. Pierce, who is alleged to have
made the attempt 70 br1be Senator Sawyer, is a
lawyer OF Hilsboro Bridge, and a nephew OF the
late President Pierce.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD,
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 25TH.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY 18Th. 1887
" SER FRsE kH 2sE EAB
Fer Chicago and Northwest. EXP. Daily 1866 .. m.
For Cincinnati and st. Lous EXP Daily 3:15 and
For Pittsburs and Cleveland. Exp Daily 1855 Am.
For sfnE1Ga and Local
M Fol- sns daily
For For Singerly and inter9ediats points t3:15pm.
1s 80 Gas, ?s3, s:s5 sand and Ii sS 30 p@
s;$S sss sts an. a? il So EN- l:so
For hhnnapols 6 e and $50 m. 12 10 and as
ss ~ $50 SSse p ns' su Anan:R
For way way Stations between Washington and Ba,a
s Sa a 9a hrasd 70 p $50 'm and 80
FL FS stations on MetTopotit.n Branch. te.45 am.
t5;30 and IS :o5 pm. Son Sunday stops Il al sta.
For Saaat ~ and intermediate points, 70 o5
For Boyds and intermediate stations, 11:2o p m,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only at
n:I5 p m, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For Frederick. t10:55 q. m. rs 80 D. m. Sundays
F9s ,H.EsrstOw 1ao ITO 10 and
air rem drCm Enlsae0 DAILY $40 and
a. n; and 10 p NJ; from Pittsburg. daily. 72O a
anQ ~ p. m.
From Philadelphia, Chester. and Wilmington, 10 As
a NJ NJ 49, sou. and $50 p m, daily and tl:50
From Sngerly and intermediate points north Of Bal
hmore, 10 100 q m, daily
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at TO- 30
330 200 800 1000, and IL: 800 M, 12: Is, 2l5.
n on sundays 830, 800. 9:05 10 100, a. m. LEO.
S:l5, 4:1O 100, $3.50, As, 80, and IL 100 D. m
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad to Is D.
" -
Except Sunday DAILY.
Bageage called for and checked Ut hotels and resi-.
dences on orders left at Ticket Office GIG and 1881
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
w. NJ. CLEMENTS, c. K LORD
SEPT Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
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Lieut.. Darr's ElOpement.
HAVING RESIGNED HE CANNOT BE REACHED nv Tn
WAR DEPARTMENT.


WAR DEPARTMENT..
The confirmation OF the story OF the
elopement OF Lieut. Darr, who re-
Gently resigned his commission In the
Amy, with the wife of Lieut.. Totten. of
west Point coming so soon after the de-
o1als oy the relatives on both sides has created
a great stir In military circles. The of1icials
or the War Department are very reticent in allud-
ing 70 the matter, but the Official report that he
had been seen In South America is not denied
"Lieut- Dar resigned his commission some
time ago, the resignation to take effect Septem-
Der l. He Is, therefore, no longer under
The jurisdiction OF the Department and IL
not amenaole 70 any authority but that of the
civil courtA His father, who Is much TO he
pftied for the way In which he takes To
heart the disgrace brought upon the family by his
sons escapade. has endeavored 10 have doubt
cast upon the young mans sanity for the pur-
purpose OF securing the withdrawal OF his resi9na
uon Inc Department can cancel resiSna-
signing. and can take no action In this case
while / have no Official Information as 10
the details OF the case, believe the denoue
ment u one OF many weeks planning Lieu
tenant Totten has written q card In which he
complains bitterly OF the reckless gossip in.
oulged In oy the cadets at West Point with re-
saru 70 his wife and Lieut.. Darr. 1t is al
togetner likely that the sharp eyes of the
youngsters saw more than he did and had
something upon which TO found their stories.
ArS Iotten, who, i understand, has Committed
o.gamy oy marrying Lieutenant Darr before san
Ing lor south America that she might bear his
name, Is much older than the young oficer with
whom she eloped. She Is said TO be outta nre
Possessing, however"
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.ATSKIIL MOUNTAINS,
. SARATOGA

OATSKILL MOUNTAINS.
~ SARATOGA.
On ana .fte1 June 20. e1pssss tssDs on
West Shore Railroad viii run Daily except SUNDAY.
to and from the Jersey City Station Of the Psnnsy
vania Railroad, making close connections with fat
trains to and from Weshin1ton.
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN EXPRESS-A L
Leave Jersey City Station ct $3.50 am. Ar-&AV
rive Hots, K K.,s III Vi. 1ingston s24
Mount House Station, go m Pslenville, 80 pm
ton and to Phnncia (for Hotel Kastersfu and Noun
sAR1TodA. AND. IcATsKnL MT. ExpREss.-
Leave philadelphia 8 20 am. Arrive Hotel Kaater-
siill y. Kinsston6 4;z7 Rm Grand Hotel z:2S p.
e. Palsnvilis ;s0pm Arrive Saratoga $50 PM;
Cars Philadelphia to Grand Hotel Station and to
Ph0niciA (for Hotel Kaatersktu and Mountain
Housed and New York to Ssrato8A
SARATOGA AND CATSKILL MT. SPECIAL
Leave Warrington 200 am. Arrive Hotel Kaater-
skill via Kingston, 0:13 pm. Grand Hotel, 8 AS D
m. PhDnicis, 751 pm. Mt House station, 500 b.
m. Palsnville. sos pm. Arrive Saratoga 8: 10 pm
DrsWinR-room Cars New York to Grand Hotel Station
and ph0nicis flor Hotel Kaaterskiu and Mountain
House, and Washington to Saratoga.
Purchase tickets ct Pennsylvania Railroad Offices
and connect in tho Jersey City Station for ali northern
resorts by West Shore Railroad. Baggage checked
through.
C. e. LAMBERT,
je27-3m General Passenger Agent New York.
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REMEMBER that the presence of Generals Beaure-
gard and Early. who charge of the drawings, is
guarantee OF absolute fairness and integrity that the
chances all equal and that can possibly
divine what number will draw prize.
REMEMBER that the payment of all prizes is
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL BANKS of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President of
Institution whose chartered rights recognized
in the highest Courts therefore beware of imita
tons or anonymous schemes. au10-w&sex au1 39t
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houtn's Death Caused by a Cane Rush
From the New York Times.
Inc exciting cane rush In which the freshmen
and sophomoTes OF Columbia College took part on
a bright, colo day IN November last has resulted
IA inc death OF one Of the participants, willard
snowoen, q son OF Rev. Bayard Snowden, rector OF
- donn's Episcopal church at Port Hamilton.
= Iung snowden was a "holdern In that memora-
&c Sastis and ne soon found himself In the grasp
~ LIZ. t-eu uia"hy young men, who threw him 70
800 st , ana AFTER tough struggle, tore the
Snovd tsUln nis grasp. In the scnmmage young
some ones boot tore a biz gash in his foreSeaS al
ne as aeinoseo from the campus In an uncon-
81 $50, onoi.on, and In a few days was taken 10
ps aa.s vi ms pcdy, and synovftus set In In the
M 4, snr ae was removed TO ST. Johns Hos
conmtlon was completely wrecked FthaiiT he
1880 soaGa 70 81 James, a small town on long
tsSn, nnsre ne died recently. Blood poisoning
cause Of death. ' 'A19A1@se
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.


= ON Sundays Tuesdays and Thursday, st am. Tor
Potomac nyer landings far Msttox Creek Grind
snd Chapel Point Thursdays down and Sond.ss and
JOHN A s Ags s A .sa: s sa
STEAMER JOHN Hf1Ek T EasS1sss FOR POTOMAC
day fsa.y At Am. Fare aF.s Class. sSs: sss-
Sundays. ali landings to Nomini, currioman. and
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Wednesday. landings to Knsaie, returning Thurs-
Friday, all landings to Nonini. currioman. and
Leonardtown, returning Friday night, arriving in
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Telephone call. o. Slim
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new RSTq lkaS s4xEs EEAsR %aRs,np
Leaves 9TH ct wharf on MONDAYS THURSDAYS
iDd s1d 4
ngs q tar Is Nomini Greek. Curriomsn. Va. and g
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Leave. s s::s .s. s esssSs ssSs., ~
u sanSn . s ~ $780, An Returning 's'eh w''
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9 WITHIN c. SHORTLIDGE'S
y MEDIA ACADEMY. AT MEDIA, PA.
NEAR pHII .AnET phi

Thirty minutes from Broad Street Station One of
the best equipped and best managed schools. All
Students board with the Principal Teachers all men
and graduates Of Harvard Yale Princeton University
buildings single. double. or communicating rooms.
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Special for apt students advance rap
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(Harvard Graduate.) Media, Pa.
The Principal will be at the Riggs House FRIDAY
September2. aulR-1m
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.S535,OOO

Application for rates to clubs should be made only to
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For further information write clearly giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES, Express Money Orders, or
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EDUCATIONAL

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September Beginners in painting month Of Sep
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IT OU1SIANA STATE LOTTERY
CAPITAL PRIZE $4,000.

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20 So s:t il D.ass ss sss ssS
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The exercises Of the School win be resumed IN the
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session begins on Monday September 18th, 1887 For
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Johns HOPKINS UNIVERSITY.
pA1TrMoRr
TWELFTH ACADEMIC YEAR
BEGINS OCT. 1, 1887
Examinations for admission to the College classes
June and October 3.
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application. my14-s&w-6m
MAUPIN's UNIVERSITY school
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,64th Session begins October l, 1887.
University Of Virginia, Va
JIAIRFAx HALL.
Seminary for Young Ladies, Winchester. Va. Best
advantages i'll every department. Full and competent
corps OF Instructors Nineteenth year opens Septem-
Der z. Apply for catalogue to
MISS NJ. E. BILLINGS,
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EDGEWORTH BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL
I FOR GIRLS,
l22 West Franklin st.. Baltimore. Md. Mrs. H. LE-
TEBvRE Principal; This School will reopen
Instruction embraces all the studies included in
thorough English Education, and the French and Ger
man languages are practically taught iy2O-w&s2m
TTNHE MEDICAL. PHARMACEUTICAL AND
l. Dental Departments of Howard University will
open October Sd. at pm. An address will be de-
fession and public are, invited For circulars and
Indignation address G. b. PURVIS, NJ. D., Secretary,
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